ARKdeko'
Calacatta Antico
Calacatta Antico
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Part of the ARKdeko’ Heritage Collection, Calacatta Antico is a richly veined marble-look panel that brings timeless warmth and architectural beauty to contemporary interiors. Ideal for statement walls in living rooms, entrances, or luxury hospitality spaces, it reinterprets the grandeur of classic marble with a soulful, sun-warmed palette. Deep amber, soft ivory, and shadowed graphite veins flow across a luminous background — evoking the richness of aged stone with the precision of Italian design.
An expressive marble-look wall panel inspired by deep quarries, blending rich brown/orange veins, and smoky grey and black undertones. Ideal for bold rooms and architectural feature walls. Its striking contrast make it ideal for:
Sophisticated living spaces
Lobby statement walls
Boutique retail walls
Feature walls for contemporary interiors
Mood-driven hotel or wellness spaces
The price of the panels is per square meter (equivalent to 10.7639 sqf), add the quantity to get the total surface area for your project.
For example if your wall is 60sqf, please add 6 units to your cart (6x10.7639).
Samples available in the format A4 (to be glued) and A3 (translucent).
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Complimentary Custom Design Service with Your Purchase
When you shop with us, you enjoy an exclusive complimentary service: bespoke marble graphic realization tailored to your specifications.
We will create a unique marble artwork that perfectly fits your space and preferences. Additionally, you will receive a detailed preview of the final product, ensuring that is just as you envisioned.
This service guarantees a one-of-a-kind, custom-made masterpiece ready to transform your accent wall.
Talk about your Project
We understand that choosing the perfect marble panel for your space is a significant decision, and we want to make the process as smooth and enjoyable as possible for you.
Feel free to reach out to us for any clarifications or questions you may have before making a purchase.
